By Carrie Maxwell October 17, 2022 Playwright Hallie Palladino's The Cleanup focuses on four parents, one of whom is a gay father, as...

By Marc Vitali September 27, 2022

By José González September 24, 2022 La ciudad de Chicago celebra el 40 aniversario del festival de cine internacional LGBTQ+. El festival...

By Courtney Kueppers September 22, 2022 After his death at age 40, Bruns’s films weren’t shown for nearly three decades. They were...

By Larry Potash and Robin Baumgarten September 22, 2022

By Tonya Francisco and Amy Rutledge September 21, 2022

By Kyle MacMillan September 16, 2022 Titled “Nostalgia for My Island: Puerto Rican Painting from the Museo de Arte de Ponce, 1786- 1962,”...

By Jeremy Kay September 16, 2022 Jafar Panahi’s No Bears, Alice Diop’s Saint Omer, and Sergei Loznitsa’s The Natural History Of...

By Michael Phillips September 14, 2022 Starting with a Southport Avenue block party (food trucks!) for the Oct. 12 opening night, this...

Chicago Today, Cortney Hall and Matthew Rodrigues September 1, 2022 Otherworld Theatre Company's KITTIES IN SPACE visit the studio.

By Hannah Edgar August 4, 2022 National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture CEO Billy Ocasio is keenly aware that this September...

By Lisa Fielding July 11, 2022 OAK PARK (WBBM NEWSRADIO) — Things are abuzz in Austin Gardens as the Oak Park Festival Theatre returns...

By Kerry Reid June 23, 2022 Now heading into their 47th season, Oak Park Festival Theatre has been producing Shakespeare (and sometimes...

By Miriam DiNunzio June 22, 2022 The Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra will make its first-ever concert appearance in Chicago later this...

By Mark Wight June 13, 2022 We’re talking with Mark Wight, the chairman and CEO of Wight & Company, an 80-year-old, Chicago-based...

By Chris Quintana June 5, 2022 Finnley Armacost had a heavy decision to make his first year at the University of California, San Diego:...

By A.A. Christi May 31, 2022 The Oak Park Festival Theatre today announced its summer show, William Shakespeare's THE WINTER'S TALE,...

By John Casey May 26, 2022 It always seemed that there was nothing worse than growing up a closeted gay Catholic. The religion treated...

By: Addie Morfoot, Variety May 20, 2022 Following Doc10 Film Festival’s opening night screening of “The Janes” on May 19, several...

By: Tonia Hill May 20, 2022 Let The Little Light Shine, a documentary film that follows the fight to save National Teachers Academy...